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The Magnificent Emperor Wu : China's Han Dynasty /
"One of the greatest emperors in Chinese history, Liu Che (157 BC-87 BC) is known posthumously as Emperor Wu. Under his reign China expanded its territory dramatically. Liu Che consolidated China's power under a strong central government founded on Confucian principles. This book, based la...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Algora Publishing,
[2020]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Liu Bang Founds the Han Dynasty
- 1. Ying Zheng Unifies China and Becomes the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty
- 2. Liu Bang Rises Up in Rebellion
- 3. Chen Sheng and Wu Guang Rebel, and the Five States are Reinstated
- 4. Liu Bang Revolts in Pei County
- 5. Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu Rebel in the Area East of the Yangtze River
- 6. Great Changes in the State of Zhao
- 7. Liu Bang's Military Operations
- 8. The Death of Chen Sheng, King of Zhang Chu
- 9. Qin Jia Makes Jing Ju King of the State of Chu
- 10. Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu Lead Their Army West of the Yangtze River and Liu Bang Joins Them
- 11. The Promise Made by King Huai of the State of Chu
- 12. The Battle of Julu
- 13. Liu Bang's March to Guanzhong
- 14. Zhang Han Surrenders to Xiang Yu
- 15. Zhao Gao Kills the Second Emperor and Puts Ying Zi Ying on the Throne
- 16. Liu Bang Takes Qin, and Ying Zi Ying Surrenders
- 17. Xiang Yu's March to Guanzhong
- 18. The Banquet in Hongmen
- 19. The Making of Kings
- 20. Liu Bang's March into Hanzhong
- 21. The Rebellions of the State of Qi and the State of Zhao against Xiang Yu
- 22. Han Xin Is Appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Han
- 23. Liu Bang's Actions to Pacify Guanzhong
- 24. Xiang Yu's Decision to Attack the State of Qi
- 25. Liu Bang's Action to Conquer the Areas around the Yellow River
- 26. The Battle of Pengcheng
- 27. Wei Bao's Betrayal of Liu Bang
- 28. The Battle to Defeat the King of the State of Wei
- 29. The Pacification of the State of Dai, the State of Zhao and the State of Yan
- 30. The Fall of Xingyang
- 31. Han Xin Defeats the State of Qi
- 32. The Battles of Chenggao
- 33. Bo Ji Becomes Liu Bang's Concubine and Liu Heng Is Born
- 34. The Confrontation between Liu Bang and Xiang Yu at Guangwu Mountain
- 35. Han Xin Pacifies the State of Qi
- 36. The Decisive Battle in Gaixia
- 37. Liu Bang Becomes Emperor of the Han Dynasty
- 38. Under the Rule of Emperor Liu Bang
- 39. The Rise of the Huns
- 40. Haan Xin, the King of the State of Haan, Betrays the Han Dynasty and Defects to the Huns
- 41. Liu Jing's Advice to Improve Relations with the Huns
- 42. The Emperor's Intention to Replace the Crown Prince
- 43. Chen Xi's Rebellion and the End of Han Xin
- 44. The End of Haan Xin, the Former King of the State of Haan
- 45. The Death of Peng Yue, the King of the State of Liang
- 46. The Rebellion of Ying Bu, the King of the State of Huainan
- 47. Lu Wan's Rebellion
- 48. The Death of Liu Bang, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty
- Chapter Two: Emperor Liu Ying and Empress Dowager Lü Zhi
- 49. Troubles in the Palace after Liu Bang's Death
- 50. Empress Dowager Lü Zhi Takes Over
- 51. The Death of Empress Dowager Lü Zhi
- 52. The Lü Family Is Exterminated
- Chapter Three: The Reign of Emperor Liu Heng
- 53. Liu Heng, King of the State of Dai, Ascends the Throne of the Han Dynasty